Fresh from the ground up, this one-bedroom, two-bathroom residence at Upton Place arrives untouched, carrying the quiet confidence of a home that has never been lived in. At 958 square feet, it offers a sense of scale that surprises, with room enough to spread out, settle in, and make the space genuinely yours. The kitchen is where the apartment earns its keep. Upgraded countertops extend across a generous prep surface, inviting the kind of unhurried weekend cooking that turns a morning into an afternoon. The refrigerator stands ready to stock, and the overall layout is designed for someone who actually uses a kitchen rather than just tolerates one. There is a rhythm here - coffee started, eggs cracked, the day beginning in a space that feels considered rather than merely functional. Cabinets and surfaces align with the standard that new construction demands, where every finish has been chosen with an eye toward durability and daily pleasure in equal measure. Beyond the kitchen, the living areas carry the same fresh-built ease. Two full bathrooms serve a one-bedroom floor plan, which means guests never have to navigate through the private quarters, and mornings never involve a queue. The square footage breathes across the layout in a way that older buildings rarely allow, and because this apartment has never been occupied, it is yours to define from the first day forward. When the evening calls for something beyond the apartment itself, the building delivers. The roof deck offers the kind of elevated perspective that reframes a neighborhood entirely - the city laid out, the sky wide, the temperature of the air a small reminder of why outdoor space matters in an urban home. The swimming pool extends that outdoor life through warmer months, and the lounge provides a comfortable middle ground between the privacy of your unit and the full exposure of the street. A bike room accommodates the resident who prefers two wheels to four, and the parking garage ensures that those who drive have a secure and covered place to return to each night. Common grounds round out the shared spaces, creating the low-key connective tissue of community without demanding participation. The neighborhood itself is in motion. New construction like this one is rising alongside established blocks, and the energy of a place finding its next chapter is palpable on the street. This is what a neighborhood looks like when momentum arrives - investment meeting character, new alongside enduring, the particular excitement of a place that is not finished becoming what it is going to be. Cats are welcome here, because a home should feel like one, and that often means a four-legged presence on the windowsill or curled at the foot of the couch. Daily life in this apartment has a particular texture - new surfaces underfoot, a city evolving outside the window, and enough space to live fully rather than just exist. That combination, in a building built for this moment, is what distinguishes a residence from simply a place to sleep. Pricing and availability subject to change on a daily basis. Photos are of model units. Parking may be available subject to availability and may be an additional fee.